John Christy on making sense of data in the climate change debate

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Climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann notes climatologist Dr. John R. Christy as a compelling voice on the other side of the climate change debate. Dr. Christy, a pioneer in measuring global temperatures by satellite, discusses challenges to understanding data from satellites, balloons, and terrestrial weather stations. He also examines the impact of CO₂ and the practical problem with climate models driving energy policy worldwide, especially in developing nations. Distinguished professor of Atmospheric Science and director of the Earth System Science Center at The University of Alabama in Huntsville, as well as the Alabama state climatologist, Dr. Christy talks with Dr. Jed Macosko, academic director of AcademicInfluence.com and professor of physics at Wake Forest University.
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@infidelhedningsson3532
@infidelhedningsson3532 Рік тому
It's not climate change that scares me, it's climate policy that scares the crap out of me.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Infidel, some would say that the major problem we face today is that all policy based on science is dependent on politicians understanding the science, and from all scientific perspectives. When you have a lot of turmoil in the scientific community about this issue, how are politicians ever going to grasp it enough to make an informed decision? Our science is rapidly outpacing the ability of the average person to comprehend it-especially the downsides of that science.
@222ableVelo
@222ableVelo Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence I disagree. I think our "scientists" don't understand "the science". How can politicians understand the science, when scientists don't understand the science either? And part of THAT problem is the ideological gate-keeping in these fields of science taking place since about the 1970's. You get the scientists that you wish for.
@jbaker0203
@jbaker0203 Рік тому
@@222ableVelo "I disagree. I think our "scientists" don't understand "the science". " I also disagree but for different reasons. Firstly, there is little overall disagreement with what's going on. Secondly, you could be right if there weren't that many scientists and if the split was more based on countries and institutions but that's not what we're seeing. We're seeing agreement across multiple disciplines, across multiple agencies and private enterprises across most countries. "And part of THAT problem is the ideological gate-keeping in these fields of science taking place since about the 1970's. You get the scientists that you wish for." I think it's more ideological brainwashing of the general public from businesses and politics that clouds opinions moreso than what affects scientists. After all, you don't see a split in the scientific community based on what one believes, where they live and who they work for, but you do see pro vs anti split down left and right of politics and it's often those people who throw out claims about scientific bias who don't actually understand it (the number of times I've heard about the natural forcings being the driver, as though these are new things never accounted for).
@ItsabitToppey
@ItsabitToppey Рік тому
It was always about control and profit. Greta recently said capitalism must go.
@stevenward3856
@stevenward3856 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence Translation: "We are smarter than you, so shut up, sit down, stand up and salute our brilliance! And don't forget to fall in line behind the piper!"
@lewis7315
@lewis7315 2 роки тому
I am a Historian...I KNOW from the historical record that every few centuries our planet goes through serious climate change cycles... and few died or were seriously effected by the change...when the sea level rose 20 feet, they just moved!!! From about 900AD uintil 1340AD there was a huge global warming event flooding coastal areas so people moved from Holland to England for example...Newfoundland had a warm climate seldom even had frost in the winter time... the Norse could sail the North Atlantic in open boats with no problem!!! The English grew better wine grapes than the french! Global Temps were several degrees warmer than today!!! The between 1340-1350 global temps plunged into an Ice Age, London's Thames river froze a couple feet thick ice for months in winter... it was not until the late 19th century that temps warmed up... This global warming hype is %95 POLITICAL so the crazy people can run our lives... Nothing bad happened during the last global warming and the same will happen this time! Ancient Egypt all of North Africa, the Sinai, Israel, was watered fertile and had large forests 2000 years ago! That is what the historians say!!! So stop being so silly delusional foolish!!!
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
The Talking Heads put it this way in their lyrics: "Same as it ever was, same as it ever was…" Thanks for writing and for watching, Lewis!
@lewis7315
@lewis7315 2 роки тому
@@AcademicInfluence Their doctrine of ""uniformitarianism" that things change over geologic ages--- except for "climate change" Go look up "Humphfries" on the age of the mississippi river according to the soil deposits he measured at mouth. done about 1820.. no way can the river be more than 4500 years old! same for ALL the worlds rivers !!!
@nigelliam153
@nigelliam153 2 роки тому
Follow the money. Too many people making big bucks out of CO2 trading
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
The MWP and LIA were anomalies that science has explained.
@Dude0000
@Dude0000 2 роки тому
@@fredberkvens3401 through fake science. Follow the money…and politics aka power. Ps was going to say dodgy science, but let’s just give the alarmists the credit they give to empiricists…none.
@geebee8547
@geebee8547 Рік тому
I've been following Dr. Christy for 20 years and it's true, he is the voice of reason when it comes to climate. So glad that he's still in the game.
@prophetsnake
@prophetsnake Рік тому
no, he's a liar in the pocket of big oil, and you're his sucker.
@birrextio6544
@birrextio6544 Рік тому
If you really follow John Cristy you can notice how he has been wrong all the time and that his conclusions are based onreligious fate. It goes like "God would never allow it."
@seanleith5312
@seanleith5312 Рік тому
I am surprised Michael Mann is still talking. I would go to some remote place, no one ever see me anymore.
@prophetsnake
@prophetsnake Рік тому
@@seanleith5312 Off you go then. Nobody's gonna miss an incel.
@prophetsnake
@prophetsnake Рік тому
@@birrextio6544 Yep, but you'll never convince these cretins of that. You can never convince anyone of anything when all they do is pick and chose which information they allow in to align with what they want. That's how con artists and k00ks like Christy operate - telling them what they want to hear.
@JoeBlowUK
@JoeBlowUK Рік тому
When you are coming out of an ice age, don't be surprised to see the temperature go up.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
And an ice age is a disaster for vegans.
@barrypascoe960
@barrypascoe960 Рік тому
I repeat my experience, I read the Daily News Paper one morning as a 10 year old. The Headlines blared out the FACT that in 30 years, there would be NO Snow on the Victorian Alps (Australia) and mention of my home town would be underwater within that time frame. I was shaking with this news. This was over 70 years ago. There is no difference in sea levels, we have had one of the best Ski Seasons on our Alps this season, so I no longer believe "Chicken Little" and his statement "The Sky is falling". I double check everything I am told and look to see who gains from such information and what are the supporting facts. As far as removing ICE engines and replacing with EV's on this current information, these proponents are "Dreaming". Have they seen the long lines waiting to recharge your EV, can they see an EV Bulldozer to mine the Minerals for the Batteries, the fossil materials that go into the materials to build the vehicles. Yes, check ALL The Facts.
@joeshmoe7967
@joeshmoe7967 Рік тому
We have heard the chicken little thing many times. Replacing ICE with EV, is a good idea...over a 50 year period. The idea of 2030 or 2035 is absolutely nuts. I believe there is SOME truth, in all the climate talk, but not the politically driven alarmism we see every day. - Cheers
@RobertJohnson-lh6dg
@RobertJohnson-lh6dg Рік тому
Exactly. I’m only 50 but we were taught in the 70s and early 80s that famine would blanket the Earth as we would run out of food by 2000 because of population change and that the Earth’s climate wouldn’t be able to sustain such a population. Then of course global warming dominated the zeitgeist in the late 80s, 90s and 2000s until the term “climate change” entered stage right. I have friends here in the US who are literally looking to purchase land well above sea level because they are absolutely convinced that sea level rise is coming and coming to the tune of 10-20’ in the next 50 years. It’s amazing the hysteria.
@oakbellUK
@oakbellUK Рік тому
There is a world of difference between scenarios suggested by scientists and articles in newspapers - the latter are seeking headlines and don't car who they hurt. Fear sells.
@PeterLawton
@PeterLawton Рік тому
Barry, excellent comment. When I hear activists shouting, "Stop Big Oil", I have to wonder if they've considered, if they got their wish, how workers would commute to work for money to put food on the table and pay for housing, etc. Or have they considered how those grocery store shelves will be replenished. If their answer is EV (I'm a fan, but practical), then they cannot have considered current production. Stopping Big Oil and putting commuters on an EV wait list is not going to pay the bills. Also, I just saw an article recently that Cat is making or going to make the 793 E haul truck for mine sites and heavy construction. I drove a 795 once and the new announcement is very impressive -- I wasn't even sure if I could believe it.
@phangirlable
@phangirlable 9 місяців тому
Not to mention where does the energy that we use to build those batteries and charge them come from? How fast does the efficiency of the EV go down? And how bad is it for the environment (in actuality, right now, re toxins and pollution) to recycle the batteries (or deal with millions of them being thrown away and polluting the environment)?
@scubarojo
@scubarojo Рік тому
Thanks for letting him present his data. Science can change as we allow all at the table.
@frankd2392
@frankd2392 Рік тому
The UN do not allow any balance at COP meetings nor do they respond tk any questions from the public or indeed have a contact email whic is responded to. In the meantime as with all of these posts about climate change their own fixed propane message pops up under the guise of Facebook context and Facebook simply refer you back to the UN if you protest. It is an insidious form of brainwashing from the UN without the support of evidence from their own IPCC reports that it is catastrophic or an emergency.
@santa_claus-north_pole
@santa_claus-north_pole Рік тому
You are so right, Dennis. "Science" changes constantly, but the Left has a money agenda. Also, a "control" agenda. The warming is not scary (I welcome it!!) - it's the politics that scare me! Where Iive, it's *brutally* cold outside. We all _pray_ for permanent warming. But [sigh], the temp hasn't changed in 150 years. (that's when they started keeping records)
@xcrockery8080
@xcrockery8080 11 місяців тому
His data was wrong. That's bee proven. And his analysis makes no sense whatsoever.
@thefly373
@thefly373 7 місяців тому
What data? He didn't present his data or his peer reviewed papers that contradict the mountain of data and papers that disputing.
@alegriart
@alegriart 6 місяців тому
the science won't change but the discourse will
@RobertWinter2
@RobertWinter2 Рік тому
Excellent interview. I especially liked the question, "Is it okay to exaggerate the science to get people to do what we know is best for them?" Dr. Christy's response was very human and focused on the people who need access to cheap energy today to overcome poverty. But equally troubling is the erosion of trust in science. Science should not be a political tool used to manipulate the populace.
@mitch_the_-itch
@mitch_the_-itch Рік тому
We have plenty of energy. Everytime we empty an oil well the dam thing fills right back up. We also have plenty of time to advacne technologically to the point we actually have solutions instead of virture signals. Unless you want billions to starve we will continue using fossil fuels, PERIOD. The Collectivist left hates humans and they want billions to die despite their contant lies to the contrary. See China today. That will not be allowed here. Science fell to the Commie/Fasisct LEFT easily because they like money too. Try to get research funded today that goes against the "Climate change" theory. LOL> May as well have asked the other Socialist Nazis to fund the "The Jewish Individual Safety Program" in 1934 Germany.
@santa_claus-north_pole
@santa_claus-north_pole Рік тому
I agree 100%, Robert!
@nicks.5552
@nicks.5552 Рік тому
Well said! The manipulation of science for political purposes and financial gain has gravely eroded the public’s trust in the scientific community.
@clearview5281
@clearview5281 Рік тому
Believe it or not, one of the answers to the alleged problem comes from the United Nations who believe "This planet should have 4 billion people not 8 billion." The simple solution is the cultures having 10 children should go down to 2 children per couple.
@mitch_the_-itch
@mitch_the_-itch Рік тому
@@clearview5281 The UN outlived its purpose in 1989 and has been taken over by the Commie/Fascist left like eevery other institution. The very thing the UN was created to defend individual Liberty against, Socialism, is what it now is.
@416dl
@416dl 2 роки тому
Many Thanks for this discussion with Dr Christy. Would love to see him and Dr William Happer in discussion with this level of respect. Cheers.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thank you, 416d, for your kind comment! We couldn't agree more!
@tk6839
@tk6839 Рік тому
The earth survived a few solid hits by meteors. Hard to conceive 8 billion earthlings are destroying the planet.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
I think they agree more than the differ. Same with Patrick Moore.
@arturoeugster2377
@arturoeugster2377 Рік тому
Dr. Christy is exactly right. He is measuring the data, It is not a model! Warming is about 1.5 °C per century! According to measured data.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Thank you, Arturo, for this enthusiastic comment! Please tell all your friends about this interview!
@arnehofoss9109
@arnehofoss9109 Рік тому
That is until it gets colder. Hopefully someone keep measuring. We are in a time between ice ages.
@ingvaraberge7037
@ingvaraberge7037 Рік тому
Those are the 1.5 degrees that many people are scared about. Because, as far as I can see, they compare the data for today with year-to-year resolution with average changes over thousands of years in the past. So they say that global warming as fast is we see now is unpreceded in the geological record, since some time far back in the mid Tertiary.
@jimbarron8688
@jimbarron8688 Рік тому
With fossil fuels getting unaffordable let's pray it doesn't start getting colder. The displacement of people if they can't heat their homes will dwarf the displacement caused by heat.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
Warming of about 1.5 °C per century is certainly acceptable for me, my children and grandchildren. Even my great grandchildren would enjoy.
@aaronbarlow4376
@aaronbarlow4376 3 роки тому
A warmer climate actually DECREASES hurricanes. The temperature gradient between polar and equatorial regions is less steep with a warmer climate leading to less convective turbulence.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thank you, @AaronBarlow, for starting another thread in the discussion. I would like to hear other people weigh in on this. The simple model, using a Carnot Engine, shows that when the ocean surface heats up, the resulting windspeed is higher. But you seem to be referring to a more complicated model.
@finkum09
@finkum09 2 роки тому
@@AcademicInfluence Is it not the temperature difference between water and surface air that causes the convection currents that generate cyclones? i.e. not the absolute temp of the water.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
@@finkum09 ​ @Geoffrey Stevenson Yes, that's what the Carnot Engine model suggests, with the caveat that a 100 C difference gives more windspeed between 0 and 100 than between 50 and 150. Thanks for continuing this conversation!
@kimlibera663
@kimlibera663 2 роки тому
Excellent critical reasoning.
@arturoeugster2377
@arturoeugster2377 2 роки тому
@@finkum09 The energy contained in evaporating water and later released during condensation is absolutely necessary to drive cyclones with the observed intensity.
@carlosdesousa6712
@carlosdesousa6712 Рік тому
This is what we need, is more like this Dr Christy, level headed, intelligent and factual basing information on facts and not emotional personal egos and deviant thinking.
@YTEdy
@YTEdy Рік тому
Ha. You only think he's factual because he represents your side.
@carlosdesousa6712
@carlosdesousa6712 Рік тому
@@YTEdy facts are facts. Theories are opinions based on assumptions.
@YTEdy
@YTEdy Рік тому
@@carlosdesousa6712 Wow, you're a real philosopher. What do you think about the FACT that the evidence supports my side? That is a fact. The evidence is very firmly on my side of this argument, not the quacks and oil company funded think tanks on your side.
@carlosdesousa6712
@carlosdesousa6712 Рік тому
@@YTEdy you're the quack with a screw loose waiting to catch your next multi-million $ Grant to produce a report that will fit your little model. The biggest problem with hysterics like you is that you just don't know HOW MUCH YOU DON'T KNOW, let alone WHAT YOU ALREADY SUSPECT YOU DON'T KNOW. There are none more blind than those that will not see - there's a little more philosophy for you to digest. 👌
@YTEdy
@YTEdy Рік тому
​@@carlosdesousa6712 So, your approach is ad hominem attacks, without a speck of evidence. That's not how to make an argument. I'm happy to walk you through the facts, but first, we have to discuss the facts. Are you able to do that?
@nickjones3605
@nickjones3605 Рік тому
As a Forecaster, I have always felt that climate models were worthless as there is no verification. Great to hear John Christy is adding his voice and HARD work to the discussion!
@oakbellUK
@oakbellUK Рік тому
Models can be verified by using historical data and seeing if they correctly predict the current situation. This is done with other models - eg urban development. There are plenty of situations where you can't run an experiment and have to create models this way - eg astronomy on galaxy formation.
@dzcav3
@dzcav3 Місяць тому
@@oakbellUK However, ALL CLIMATE MODELS (HYPOTHESES) HAVE BEEN PROVEN FALSE! They cannot accurately model known historical climate, and they fail in forecasting. There is a word used to describe the use of falsified hypotheses: ANTI-SCIENCE.
@Bravo21
@Bravo21 Місяць тому
And yet none of the models and predictions are ever verified or their verification data released. Model results are a Guess... they are not Data or deteriminative. They are a guess. A guess that has been consistently proven wrong by the Data.
@bruce350
@bruce350 Рік тому
Great interview. I find it interesting that no-one, on either side, seems to happily state that models are simply a mathematical expression of someone's opinion. These are often then used as solid evidence to back up the aforementioned opinion.
@stevetodd693
@stevetodd693 Рік тому
I believe they use RPC8.5, which is a worse case scenario program.
@scottcoston7832
@scottcoston7832 Рік тому
I develop satellite models and your observation is spot on!
@nedames3328
@nedames3328 Рік тому
They use a model ensemble. Not the worst case.
@katherinemahon9471
@katherinemahon9471 Рік тому
Absolutely true !
@jimmyf9545
@jimmyf9545 8 місяців тому
No, opinions are not used in computer models. That is such a stupid comment.
@lengthmuldoon
@lengthmuldoon 2 роки тому
Congrats on one of the most fair minded q&a pieces I've seen on the topic. The avoidance of such a platform by the msm is a disgrace making your effort even more a breath of fresh air. One of the points I would make about potential downsides of ignoring empirical data and pursuing man-made climate doom fantasy is the waste of public monies. There are so many genuine problems in the world such as curing dreadful conditions like cancer, resolving pollution and environmental damage and helping solve 3rd world inequalities etc. Pouring trillions down the drain on a hypothesis that has failed the observations test is not only bad science but the worst kind of political opportunism.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
No one should fear engaging the marketplace of ideas. When people do fear that engagement, it's often because their position cannot stand up to scrutiny. Here's to free and open discussion-let's never be afraid to wade into the intellectual fray.
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
Do you deny that globally, the years 2020, 2016, 2019, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2014 are the hottest on record in modern history.
@lengthmuldoon
@lengthmuldoon 2 роки тому
@@fredberkvens3401 "modern history" ?? Do you mean after the death of Christ, the middle ages or a handful of years to suit an agenda? Not that it matters the earth has been warmer before according to proxy data with unmanipulated measurements from thermometers showing the 1930s as hotter than today. Not that temp recordings of themselves could identify causation by man made co2 Your question is not only irrelevant but ignorant, sort yourself out and do some research beyond newspaper headlines you bad spud
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
@@lengthmuldoon Old denier site trick. The1930’s were very hot years in the United States. However, global warming takes into account temperatures over the entire planet, including the oceans. The land area of the U.S. accounts for only 2% of Earth's total surface area. Despite the U.S. sweltering in the 30’s, those years were not especially hot over the rest of the planet. Globally, 1930 temperatures were actually cooler than average for the 20th century.
@lengthmuldoon
@lengthmuldoon 2 роки тому
@@fredberkvens3401 I've tried to reply twice but each time it is blocked/deleted. This is a test
@cryptoskywalker1714
@cryptoskywalker1714 Рік тому
"Well, first of all, I don't have a Model. I have hard data."
@paulcowan7481
@paulcowan7481 Рік тому
Sometimes adults need to explain things to children with loving kindness
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Paul, we could all do with a little more loving kindness, can't we?
@ablewindsor1459
@ablewindsor1459 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence No......
@terryboyer1342
@terryboyer1342 Рік тому
But sometimes spoiled petulant children need a good swift lick in the rear!
@paulcowan7481
@paulcowan7481 Рік тому
@@terryboyer1342 Sometimes
@ablewindsor1459
@ablewindsor1459 Рік тому
@@terryboyer1342 cheers 🥂
@stephenadams2397
@stephenadams2397 3 роки тому
I feel sorry for Dr Christy sometimes. Seems like he has to repeat the same message over and over again and it's just ignored. He's been saying these kinds of things since he was working on the IPCC reports himself in the late 90s early 2000s.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 3 роки тому
Yes, I got the impression he is used to being ignored. That doesn't seem very fun!
@XMysticHerox
@XMysticHerox 2 роки тому
Ah yes ignored. Except for all the response papers dismantling his bs.
@stephenadams2397
@stephenadams2397 2 роки тому
@@XMysticHerox Care to provide references? How do you account for the CMIP 6 model failings in the tropical troposphere?
@hotdogandahayride9823
@hotdogandahayride9823 2 роки тому
@@XMysticHerox Ah yes, his 'bs'. The whole science and reality thing that's so out of style these days.
@XMysticHerox
@XMysticHerox 2 роки тому
@@hotdogandahayride9823 Science overwhelmingly disagrees with Christy especially when it comes to his claims made outside peer reviewed papers. Don´t delude yourself into believing that you are on the side of science.
@timfallon8226
@timfallon8226 Рік тому
Look at that! An actual expert using actual empirical data who says that we don't need to panic and that renewables are not the way to go.
@ericmichel3857
@ericmichel3857 Рік тому
That's because it's all fake news put out by big oil, the Republicans, and many other evil polluters bent on destroying the world. :)
@daisy8luke
@daisy8luke Рік тому
Yeah, it's refreshing !!!
@philipprice171
@philipprice171 Рік тому
Who will be totally ignored by Western politicians whose knowledge of the subject is net zero.
@ofdrumsandchords
@ofdrumsandchords 8 місяців тому
It depends on the country you live in. In some countries, everyone knows that renewable energies are far from being sufficient, but they are trying to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions by all means because they think global warming is a serious issue. Many nations have a huge public health problem with coal and oil, and that's an emergency.
@southpaw7426
@southpaw7426 Рік тому
The job of science is to discover the truth, not to lie because it fits a politician or activist’s political agenda.
@shelveswithstories13
@shelveswithstories13 Рік тому
Loved this interview! I've been lately getting very anxious and overwhelmed with all these banner like statements about irreversible climate change and the inevitable extinction of humanity and what not! This is such a breath of fresh air! Thank you for arranging this interview and helping not just me, but many young people who are more and more likely to get depressed ❤
@jimmyf9545
@jimmyf9545 8 місяців тому
Yeah, he told me what i wanted to hear but can't prove is true. He is paid to confuse you.
@Four1LF
@Four1LF 3 роки тому
Many scientists agree that the CO2 greenhouse effect is at the saturation point -meaning a further rise to CO2 levels will not increase the greenhouse effect, because CO2 is now at its maximum level and cannot "get worse." Additionally, more CO2 means MORE oxygen and food plants produce and the greener the world gets. It's important to note that water in the atmosphere (clouds) produce 85-90 percent to the "greenhouse effect" and no one (hopefully) is suggesting getting rid of the water (clouds) in the atmosphere.
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
The “saturation” argument was based on an experiment done years ago. Infrared radiation was fired into a container of CO2 and the molar density of CO2 was gradually increased. The amount of radiation absorbed followed a logarithmic curve. This is the law of diminishing returns. For years this was accepted as how CO2 would behave in the atmosphere. The reality is CO2 doesn’t behave this way and the saturation argument is invalid. If the original experiment were done correctly, it would have gradually increased the radiant energy to mimic the earth. The container would have a floating roof to mimic what happens when the atmosphere’s temperature increases. The result is that the law of diminishing returns does not apply to the CO2 “greenhouse” effect in the atmosphere.
@skipperx5116
@skipperx5116 Рік тому
Satellites show the earth is getting greener. Did you know that commercial green house growers introduce CO2 into their greenhouses to increase yields. The atmosphete does not have enough CO2 to maximise yields ( photosynthesis).
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat Рік тому
"Many scientists agree that the CO2 greenhouse effect is at the saturation point" Now there's an utterly stupid statement. If you actually look at the temperature increase graph, it's basically linear for quite an amount of CO2 concentration change. The other problem is for every 1C temperature gain due to the additional secondary greenhouse gases, there will be a corresponding 1C temperature gain due to the additional water vapor from the additional infrared photons the secondary greenhouse gases blocked from escaping into outer space. "Additionally, more CO2 means MORE oxygen and food plants produce and the greener the world gets." Look at that. Someone is living in a dream world. As absolute humidity increases from the additional evaporation on land and sea, relative humidity will decrease causing the drying out of the continents. Already, with an increase of approximately 1C global temperature increase due to the additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the western United States is in a megadrought. That drought is heading east as global temperatures continue to increase. bIt's not going to stop. Imagine another 1C in global temperature increase. "It's important to note that water in the atmosphere (clouds) produce 85-90 percent to the "greenhouse effect" and no one (hopefully) is suggesting getting rid of the water (clouds) in the atmosphere." It is the secondary greenhouse gases, CH4, CO2, N2O, and O3 that put water vapor into the atmosphere. Without those gases Earth would have an albedo of .9, meaning 90% of the sunlight striking the Earth would be reflected back into outer space. Tha would make the Earth considerably colder than the moon with an albedo of .12 and a mean temperature of -18C.
@arturoeugster2377
@arturoeugster2377 Рік тому
@@skipperx5116 Yes, that is correct, adding co2 increases growth significantly. There is another side of the co2 situation and that is the quantity per volume, which changes with elevation, at sealevel the mean air density (ISA) is 1.225 kg/m³, the quantity of co2 is then 0.49 grams/m³ today. At higher elevations, say the highlands above La Paz, Bolivia, where more than a million people live the density is much less, there the quantity of co2 is only 0.29 grams/m³. Not enough to sustain fruit trees and normal agricultural products, without additional co2, produced by combustion and kept in closed transparent 'greenhouses' The notion, that co2 should be removed from the atmosphere is absurd, in view of the consequences of the loss of food production for that population. The co2 indeed absorbs infrared radiation in the narrow band centered at 15 micrometers wavelenght. The associated reduction in radiation density to space is no longer a factor, and has not been in a long time, because of saturation. Any emissions of co2 have the effect of enhancing plant growth, especially in dry regions and the high elevations mentioned.
@skipperx5116
@skipperx5116 Рік тому
Bill you are correct. CO2 is essential to life. You didn't mention the CO2 absorbed by phytoplankton. That is the basis for the oceans food chain. Oceans represent 2/3 of the earths suface so the potential is enormous. More seafood is a good thing. The sad part, is the climate casttrophe debate is forcing people away from a cheap , abundant, and efficient source of energy in fossil fuels. Third world countries who are trying to develop their weath and well being of their citizens are being discouraged from using fossil fuels. Right now we are starting to face food shortages due to the war on our energy sector.When.people can't get food, all the other matters are ignored and getting food becomes paramount. If our govt thinks January 6 was an insurrection, they will find it to be a Sunday prayer meeting to when people start protesting the lack of food.
@aaronbarlow4376
@aaronbarlow4376 3 роки тому
CO2 has very little effect demonstrably. Global temps have not been increasing in lockstep with CO2 rise.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 3 роки тому
Thank you, Aaron, for the comment! I think Dr. Christy might agree with you (it didn't come up in our short interview).
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
You are quite wrong. Current atmospheric concentrations of CO2 are over 30% higher than they were about 150 years ago at the dawn of the industrial revolution and in the same time span the average global temperature on Earth has increased by about 0.8° Celsius (1.4° Fahrenheit) since 1880. Two-thirds of the warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15-0.20°C per decade, roughly ten times faster than the average rate of ice-age-recovery warming?
@ericmartin9429
@ericmartin9429 2 роки тому
@@fredberkvens3401 there is a lot of evidence that the Medieval Warm Period was warmer than our current day temperatures, while CO2 levels were below pre-industrial levels. Furthermore, our modern day warming started at the end of the 18th century, way before CO2 levels started to rise.
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
@@ericmartin9429 The MWP was not a global phenomenon. Warmer conditions were concentrated in the northern hemisphere. Other regions around the globe were even colder than during the Little Ice Age. To claim the MWP was warmer than today is to narrowly focus on a few regions that showed unusual warmth. However, when we look at the broader picture, we see that the Medieval Warm Period was a regional phenomenon with other regions showing strong cooling. Evidence shows ocean circulation patterns shifted to bring warmer seawater into the North Atlantic and this is why it was felt mainly in the Northern Hemisphere. It is clear that there was an increase in temperature which is considered the MWP, but the regional temperatures were not higher than the global temperature during that period. Regional does not mean global.
@ericmartin9429
@ericmartin9429 2 роки тому
@@fredberkvens3401 calling the northern hemisphere a "region" is a stretch in my opinion. That's half the planet. Regarding the southern hemisphere, the number of proxies applied in Mann08 GLB curve for temperature estimation 1000 years ago is very low and subject to a wide margin of error. However the data for the northern hemisphere has a lot more proxies and has a narrower margin of error. Do you have data for the southern hemisphere that proves your statements with a high level of confidence?
@lorendjones
@lorendjones Рік тому
A continued voice of reason in a world of frantic alarmism.
@leofortey7561
@leofortey7561 Рік тому
And soup throwing, hand gluing art destroyers. I doubt that crowd will put a single thought in watching a video such as this and listen to all sides of science. If we were in trouble, would big Al buy ocean front property? No! As with anything, follow the money.
@seanstehura7179
@seanstehura7179 Рік тому
Climate Change is real and will destroy our society and everything we love about this planet. The destruction is going on around you NOW. Open your eyes. Climate Chaos does not care about our opinions...it is controlled by the Laws of Physics. 98% of the earth scientists are telling us that we ae committing suicide. Wake UP
@lorendjones
@lorendjones Рік тому
@@seanstehura7179 unfortunately you're the brainwashed one who is completely asleep. I used to believe what you believe....but after thirty years of following the dire predictions, then looking at the REAL science I realized this is complete insanity. What I see "all around us" is a much BETTER climate than we experience not even 100 years ago. You're pushing an anti-human agenda that has NOTHING to do with "saving the planet". Wake UP!!
@jimmyf9545
@jimmyf9545 8 місяців тому
You guys will be crying foul as you burn up, cursing that this isn't happening, the deniers told me so.
@lorendjones
@lorendjones 8 місяців тому
@@jimmyf9545 LOL. I think the only thing that is "burning up" is the federal budget while tilting at windmills. I am far more concerned about the next cooling trend than a little bit of warming. Humans do great in warmth...not so much in cold.
@georgestergios
@georgestergios Рік тому
What a very measured interview. Mr Christy is the kind of scientist we need more of. The belief in computor model predictions that fly in the face of measured data is very disturbing. Remember the computers that predicted a missile attack decades ago and fortunately a realistic man in charge of the warning system ignored it and fortunately we are still here!
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat Рік тому
"Mr Christy is the kind of scientist we need more of" Christy might allow you to feel better, but it doesn't change the fact that we are getting dangerously close to a global catastrophe. Already, atmospheric drought is having a global financial disruption.
@angelozachos8777
@angelozachos8777 Рік тому
@@Cspacecat “Global Catastrophe” 😂 Hyperbolic much ?
@trubriggs2724
@trubriggs2724 Рік тому
Powerful , cogent recitation of data which should guide American policy.
@Dragonblaster1
@Dragonblaster1 Рік тому
@@Cspacecat Six solid days of rain predicted in the UK. We had a very brief drought in the summer, but the reservoirs and rivers are full again. The longest drought in the UK was in 1976. I lived through it.
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat Рік тому
@@Dragonblaster1 You are talking about local weather. The issue is global. We are experiencing a global atmospheric drought due to the trace greenhouse gas that industry continues to inject into the atmosphere.
@nigelliam153
@nigelliam153 2 роки тому
People forget that the Vikings called Greenland Greenland because when they settled there 900 years ago it had lush green grass. By 1350 they were forced to abandon Greenland because it was engulfed in snow and ice.
@fredberkvens3401
@fredberkvens3401 2 роки тому
So what?
@historyrevisited2396
@historyrevisited2396 Рік тому
That shows it was much warmer than now and people were not driving SUVs or running coal powered factories.
@atheistreligionandislameis4455
@atheistreligionandislameis4455 Рік тому
Shhh! don't trigger the pedotube censorship algorithm!
@andrewdeneve7274
@andrewdeneve7274 Рік тому
Temperature readings prior to 1850 are less accurate. Scientists use ice cores and tree rings to estimate past climates. The University of Amherst argues that the ice core used to measure Greenland’s past temperature was found 600 miles off the coast, and therefore the claim that it was once engulfed in snow might not be true. Regardless, if you look at the rate of change of temperature ever since the industrial revolution, you can see a significant increase in the rate of change. I don’t believe this is a coincidence.
@MsBiggles51
@MsBiggles51 Рік тому
@@andrewdeneve7274 Read the papers from the 1800s. Look at artefacts such as ruins of dairy farms in Greenland and vinyards in Scotland.
@thefelper.7181
@thefelper.7181 Рік тому
Great interview. The common sense that you won't find in mass media.
@santa_claus-north_pole
@santa_claus-north_pole Рік тому
Agree 100%
@padraigadhastair4783
@padraigadhastair4783 Рік тому
Thank you for speaking up DR. Christy.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Pádraig, thanks for watching, Please tell others about our interviews with top academics. Is there someone you think we should interview?
@ablewindsor1459
@ablewindsor1459 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence Dr Lomberg
@johndavis9641
@johndavis9641 Рік тому
@@ablewindsor1459 I strongly second that... he is not where Dr. Christy is on the subject. He definitely sees CO2 as a problem, but not one that should be at the top of our list... And he is no "right wing ideologue". (note: I find Dr. Christy's positions the most accurate and don't see CO2 emissions as a problem, so I'm not totally in agreement with Lomberg - but find him a reasonable voice as well)
@C_R_O_M________
@C_R_O_M________ Рік тому
@@johndavis9641 Lomborg is not even remotely the expert Christy is. Lomborg is just a smart guy that has questioned the solutions to the hypothetical problem of "climate change". Christy is questioning the scientific assumptions that are the origins of the evil and we shouldn't go past the origins.
@johndavis9641
@johndavis9641 Рік тому
@@C_R_O_M________ Oh - I TOTALLY agree with you - Christy KNOWS the data and the climate models - and I COMPLETELY agree that his assessments that are presented here are accurate and sufficient. I was just mentioning that Lomberg is a person who actually is on the opposite side of the conversation - but has analyzed the arguments and data - and come to the conclusion that the insane Climate Crisis solutions will do much greater harm to the world population than any issues from the predicted climate change - if it did actually happen (which I don't believe it will)... So we are in agreement!
@winniewotsit4452
@winniewotsit4452 2 роки тому
Dr John Christy is one of the few climatologists worth listening to. I understand that the interviewer has to play the devils advocate, but he seems a tad disappointed to be pulled back to reality. Nonetheless, a fair interview. Pity it was so short, since this is a vitality important subject because the 'free world' is shooting itself in the foot. Civilisation, as we know it, depends on having ample and affordable energy. As John Christy says, we should be building Nuclear plant, particularly those 4th generation solutions that aim to consume spent nuclear fuel and waste.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thanks for writing, Winnie. Tell your friends about us! Agreed. Wise energy policy means using the right energy type for the right need, along with ensuring multiple fallback options to guarantee we never are caught off-guard when we need energy. Nuclear, hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, wind, gas, coal-all have a place in wise energy policy. If anything, today our challenge is rebalancing these for the future.
@winniewotsit4452
@winniewotsit4452 2 роки тому
@@AcademicInfluence Thanks for your response. I couldn't agree more. Though it is disheartening to see such polarisation of attitudes generally these days, rather than open minded and sensible discussion. Meanwhile in other places, notably in Asia, they quietly advance technologies, that were often pioneered in the West, that may well find the holy grail of cheap, clean and abundant energy!
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Winnie, the dream of fusion generators looks closer than it has ever been, though it is not the West driving it. Whether this ultimately is a good or bad thing is still to be decided.
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat Рік тому
"As John Christy says, we should be building Nuclear plants, particularly those 4th generation solutions that aim to consume spent nuclear fuel and waste." Quaise Energy plans on drilling 3X the depth of oil wells, at decommissioned coal-fired power plants, deep enough to create supercritical steam which can run generators at $0.01 to $0.03 per kilowatt. That would undercut solar, wind, hydro, natural gas, coal, oil, and nuclear energy.
@winniewotsit4452
@winniewotsit4452 Рік тому
@@Cspacecat Interesting and thanks for the info. If only policy makers were as open minded as us lot! I reckon we could solve the worlds energy problems, given a fair wind - and a few other things besides...
@tbirch55
@tbirch55 Рік тому
Important points: 10:04 and 11:15. Christie does NOT have a model. He has data. To frame the "debate" as opposing "models" is mistaken. There are data sets that can be used to test various hypotheses.
@grahambennett8151
@grahambennett8151 Рік тому
Don Easterbrook: "In God we trust. All others bring DATA!"
@jimr5855
@jimr5855 Рік тому
I'm a big fan of John Christy as a balanced honest scientist.
@wbaumschlager
@wbaumschlager Рік тому
"Shouldn't we continue to worsen people's lives even if there is no reason for it? Maybe we can even make up some other reason."
@lv4077
@lv4077 Рік тому
Co2 is virtually saturated at current levels.Max Planck and Carl Schwarzshield showed a hundred years ago that Co2 absorption and radiation can be calculated on a logarithmic scale.We’re at 420ppm Co2,since it’s virtually saturated at current levels,concentration of Co2 will need to double,840 ppm to increase temperatures by 1C.
@PeterLawton
@PeterLawton Рік тому
What does saturated mean here? Adding more CO2 to the atmosphere will cause it to precipitate out and, being denser than air, displace the O2+N2 we breathe? I am skeptical of this saturation, but open to learning from reliable sources.
@lv4077
@lv4077 Рік тому
@@PeterLawton That is probably a poor description of what occurs.I’m referring to the absorption spectrum for Co2.The wavelengths that can be absorbed by Co2 become almost “totally captured “,although they’re also continually reemitted ,at the level of 400 ppm.The discovery by Planck that Co2’s ability to “trap” reemitted long wave radiation is a logarithmic function meaning it’s concentration would now need to double to 800 ppm to absorb additional radiation to theoretically , increase temperatures by an additional 1C.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
@@lv4077 And how is the distribution of CO2 in the atmosphere, tropshere or stratosphere?
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
Troposphere....
@pushlooop
@pushlooop 2 роки тому
we should fear a cooling not a warming, that's a basic argument, very basic indeed
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thanks for writing, David! Please tell your friends about our interviews and subscribe. As for cooling, there will always be trends in climate. Because the topic has been so infused with calamity, we will have people fearing the direction of the mercury in the thermometer, whether we are on the upside or down.
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481
@swiftlytiltingplanet8481 2 роки тому
With 8 billion people burning up gigatons of resources every year, there is zero danger of ever cooling the earth, as our CO2 has overpowered all three Milankovitch Cycles.
@donnakuhl2419
@donnakuhl2419 Рік тому
We're ready for another ice age..lol
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat Рік тому
You won't have to worry about cooling.
@annprehn
@annprehn Рік тому
Our current co2 level is 400+ppm. During the Cambrian Age when life exploded on Earth, the co2 level was at 7000ppm. It was at 4000ppm during an ice age (not warm!). As animals used the co2 to create shells and bones and then died - becoming limestone and fossils - the co2 level in the atmosphere continued to decline. One million years ago, Earth was at 180ppm, only 30ppm above extinction! That's when a creature with a weak stomach, no fur, and a brain big enough to make fire (not easy!) and build with limestone began to fill that ecological niche of releasing bound up co2. Like bees’ role is to pollinate, humanity's role in nature is to recycle bound up co2 back into the atmosphere. Thank goodness for humans! Professional greenhouses pump co2 levels to over 1000ppm cause that's where plants thrive. Our current atmospheric level of 400+ppm is way too low. Zero emissions is suicidal for the whole planet.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Annprehn, thanks for being a viewer. Modern civilization has not seen the levels of CO2 you mention, and it's probably smart to find ways to produce less of it so we can level off our current production. Yes, some people are overstating the case, but they also overstated the case of cleaning up our waterways in the 1970s and 1980s, and we have all benefitted from the cleaner water and greater awareness of water pollution the activists noted. Can we do better regarding CO2 emissions the same way we got better in reducing water pollution and taking smart steps to improve our air quality too? Sure. when done wisely.
@annprehn
@annprehn Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence I agree with you that pollution from fracking, smokestacks, packaging, airplanes, shipping, agriculture, etc has to have a better clean-up. What you don't seem to realize is that co2 is odorless and colorless and even non-conductive. It is not a pollutant, but rather the basis of photosynthesis. Plants need 1000ppm+ to thrive. Is it being villified to justify massive electronic intrusion into our lives? Just asking.
@burgesspark685
@burgesspark685 Рік тому
@@annprehn There is no doubt (increasingly so) that CO2 is being used as a "Trojan horse" to force legislation that would otherwise be resisted by the population Hence the increasingly hysterical claims from "authority" I agree with your point that mankind releasing the vast stores of trapped CO2 is entirely beneficial and have no doubt that future generations will appreciate this. In many ways, we are living through a scientific "Dark Ages" - mostly driven by political influences Science + Politics = Science Fiction
@truthisfreedom6492
@truthisfreedom6492 3 місяці тому
Finally, someone pointed out what I’ve been saying for 40 years. When I was 16, my science teacher was telling us that the earth was entering “another Ice Age.” Because of air pollution, we were all going to freeze to death in 20 years, when the earth entered an Ice Age. Fast forward 20 years, and they were talking about a “Greenhouse Effect,” a global warming phenomenon that would result in the earth becoming uninhabitable 20 years hence. Didn’t happen. Christy also points out a well-known fact we learned in grammar school, that plants love C02, that we exhale it, and they absorb it. We need plants, and they need us. It makes perfect sense. The earth goes through 20-year cycles of heating and cooling, and it has naught to do with human behavior or fossil fuels.
@johnchristie823
@johnchristie823 Рік тому
Dr. Christy make a great argument.
@andrews042
@andrews042 Рік тому
This is what can happen when the two sides of the issue can talk it out instead of name calling and cancelling.
@davidjones9430
@davidjones9430 Рік тому
One thing that really bothers me is that nobody mentions that the base line the alarmists are using for the warming is the little ice age they don't tell people how warm it was in the late medieval times there was a lot less sea ice in the north Atlantic and the vikings were farming in Greenland where the ground is frozen year around now please explain that
@drwalker9093
@drwalker9093 Рік тому
I'm surprised to find that someone is still at the bargaining stage. I'm so glad that there are so many commenters who laud the concept of letting all be heard.
@blackbird6330
@blackbird6330 Рік тому
Thank you Dr Christy for living in the real world. May God give you strength
@luisalonso3018
@luisalonso3018 Рік тому
Excellent interview... really enjoyed the fact that neither one is trying to push a narrative, they are only reasoning the facts and the available research.
@kevinoneill41
@kevinoneill41 Рік тому
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@andrewgarner2224
@andrewgarner2224 Рік тому
I'd like to see a cost benefit analysis on expected warming and mitigation costs. Then I would like someone to be held accountable for these predictions directly back to the public
@grahambennett8151
@grahambennett8151 Рік тому
Quite so. The job of leadership cannot be entrusted to politicians and subject matter experts. Politicians too thick, and "experts" are cunning, and have to eat no matter what.
@lixloon
@lixloon Місяць тому
Start with Bjorn Lomberg.
@phangirlable
@phangirlable 9 місяців тому
Listening to this was like a cool, fresh breath of air, not just because of one of the view voices that oppose the narrative that is pushed at as the absolute truth but also because of the inquisitive and at the same time extremely pleasant and civilized manner this interview was conducted.
@chapter4travels
@chapter4travels 2 роки тому
Michael Mann and John Christy agree on nuclear power, what a great place to start a discussion. Forget climate change, think about the 3 billion people on this earth who either live with no electricity or live in energy poverty. These people will power themselves out of poverty this century with coal unless there is something just as reliable and cheaper. Both men can agree on the real consequences of coal pollution and if that can be avoided, it's a huge win, not just for the impoverished but everyone. Start there because advanced nuclear, like they are developing in Indonesia can provide that kind of energy cheaper than coal. An American company (Thorcon) has been working with the Indonesian government for years to bring this technology to the grid. Capital cost is less than a coal plant with a 2-year build cycle. Everyone wins regardless of which side of the climate issue you stand on.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thank you for this good information! I will pass it along to my friend, Ed Kee, who will be visiting me in April. His book (Market Failure: Market-Based Electricity is Killing Nuclear Power) is something you might enjoy.
@donnakuhl2419
@donnakuhl2419 Рік тому
6 billion people on planet plus
@Pacdoc-oz
@Pacdoc-oz Рік тому
What about the knock-on benefit of nuclear energy? Several very reliable analyses of the input/output of the large windmills and silicon solar panels show conclusively that the life of the panel and windmill is too short to get back the fossil fuel input to manufacture them. So, third world conditions are against nuclear power stations but the rich economies in stable states could use the nuclear power to make panels and windmills to allow the third world to use them until they reached a stage of having their own nuclear plants.
@MD-kv2gc
@MD-kv2gc Рік тому
Don't you think that the climate alarmists might actually prefer them to come out of poverty more slowly? Ultimately, what happens if we are all equal? I hypothesise that this underpins western climate alarmism, the concern that more populous harder working people might actually displace the west (and its wealth) in some way
@maxxhanley9006
@maxxhanley9006 Рік тому
Humans screw things up when making products for money! Making nuclear plants for kick backs, that become disposable is human nature! Think about nuclear accidents like that in Pa, happening around the poverty areas in the world. Solar and wind power will not kill millions in accidents. Human failure is an important issue to consider!
@billmayo1094
@billmayo1094 Рік тому
Michael Mann's notorious 'hockey stick graph' started us down this slippery slope.
@sfrad9677
@sfrad9677 Рік тому
Yes! Finally a voice of reason! I have been saying to people for years, we shouldn’t be making policy based on hypothesis, but on fact. Global warming caused by man is a hypothesis. But fact is, for mankind to survive, we need clean air, clean water, and clean food.
@fx802
@fx802 Рік тому
Finally someone speaks with comman sense, smarts and knowledge instead of far-out theories.
@marknbeckygoodell8763
@marknbeckygoodell8763 Рік тому
Nice to see another voice of reason with knowledge and experience. I’ve really enjoyed listening to Dr. William Happer as well.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
Freeman Dyson and Patrick Moore are also recommended.
@billallen275
@billallen275 2 роки тому
Well, YT, the United Nations is not right on the political positioning based on the real world. Great video love it the 🛰️'s !
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
Thanks for watching, Bill! Tell your friends about us, and please subscribe!
@crucifixgym
@crucifixgym Рік тому
A constant in nature is change. Climate changes. This is not shocking nor horrifying. Great video.
@jamemswright3044
@jamemswright3044 Рік тому
Climate Variability is a sign of stability. If a tall building doesn't away in the wind it will collapse.
@AriBenDavid
@AriBenDavid Рік тому
As a retired scientist who worked at a climate modeling lab, I estimate 1/2% of the warming is anthropocentric; the rest would be from other factors that would exist without the industrial revolution.
@johnlooysen5755
@johnlooysen5755 Рік тому
we need more like him, science by a scientist not a media type cherry picking data.
@hagerty1952
@hagerty1952 Рік тому
I've never seen this interviewer before, but I am in awe of Dr. Christy's ability to calmly answer these very leading questions. I almost lost it at 14:00 when he says "you admit that there's more CO2 and that could be bad." Yes, but it is most likely good. We are at geologically historic lows in CO2 concentrations. Remember that "saving the planet" is a luxury that only rich countries can afford.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
Yes. "Saving the planet" is a religion. And extremely dogmatic.
@lestermount3287
@lestermount3287 Рік тому
This is simple they use the data that agrees with their theories and ignore the data that disputes what they claim
@alexk48
@alexk48 Рік тому
Do they actually have any hard data?
@kimchiwasabee
@kimchiwasabee Рік тому
every greta fan should have to watch this.
@robertalekel5351
@robertalekel5351 Рік тому
I really appreciated this dialog and discussing both sides of an issue. Please keep this sort of inquiry up.
@brucesmith1544
@brucesmith1544 2 роки тому
But the modelers won the Nobel Prize in physics lol
@donnakuhl2419
@donnakuhl2419 Рік тому
Lol
@johnbatson8779
@johnbatson8779 Рік тому
Nobel prize? so did the Doctor who developed the Frontal Lobotomy....guess that should make people think about the validity of Nobel Laureates
@willbrink
@willbrink Рік тому
A rare balanced objective discussion we will never see on legacy media channels.
@grip2617
@grip2617 Рік тому
Or in the parliaments of the rich countries.
@48Ballen
@48Ballen Рік тому
Finally , somebody who tells the truth..!!!!
@miked5106
@miked5106 Рік тому
Excellent Q & A.
@1stsampan
@1stsampan Рік тому
I'm looking at a table showing most all temperatures record were set in the 1930's Dust Bowl time. Ever since it's on average getting colder. For example we burn about 30% more of renewable solar energy (stored in that firewood) to heat our homes in the last 20-30 years. Clearly it's getting colder. Most of the flora and fauna is in the tropics, clearly warm is good, cold is bad.
@brianbowman5402
@brianbowman5402 Рік тому
I would have liked to hear more about the actual satellite data as John is an expert on that.
@Cspacecat
@Cspacecat 9 місяців тому
Unfortunately, his data was incorrect. The satellite he was using was slowing, setting his data off by a considerable amount.
@aries144
@aries144 Рік тому
I'm convinced that the most important aspect of the climate change debate is its use as a crisis to manipulate policy. When you suggest investment in clean energy sources that the billionaires aren't positioned to profit from, like nuclear, the conversation gets shut down or steered toward solar and wind, which the billionaires are positioned to profit from. Climate change also gets used to promote all sorts of crazy unrelated policy. We have all rested too long on our institutions, not noticing that they're being strongly influenced by narcissists and megalomaniacs. We need to remove them from the influence and decision making trees before we can accurately assess this problem and form a reasonable solution.
@arunavadasgupta2147
@arunavadasgupta2147 Рік тому
True Academic Of Science I want More Institution In the world
@charlesdavis3802
@charlesdavis3802 Рік тому
Members of Mann's email group debunked the hockey-stick graph alluded to by the host. It has been withdrawn I believe but it served its purpose.
@terryrose6208
@terryrose6208 Рік тому
Greedy corporations and politicians looking for ways to enrich themselves is more worrisome. The Green Machine is very lucrative.
@mikekautz5953
@mikekautz5953 Рік тому
This interviewer does his very best to stay calm. But he also realizes that he’s out of his league on climate. I applaud this scientist on his true dedication to science. The climate history on the correlation between carbon dioxide and temperature is actually a negative correlation. This disproves all man made climate change theories. It’s that simple.
@brettpascoe
@brettpascoe Рік тому
One thing I wish John Christy had pointed out is the difference between his data set - true global temperature measurement via satellite - and terrestrial temperature measurement via ground-based thermometers, which are mostly land based and mostly concentrated in north America and Europe. In the 1980's there was a drastic reduction in the total number of ground-based weather stations which affected the terrestrial trend, not to mention the terrestrial measurements susceptibility to the "urban heat island" and other effects. If you compare the temperature trends from the terrestrial records versus the satellite trends you will find the terrestrial record shows a much greater trend upwards than does Christy's satellite dataset. Christy's data has also been checked against the weather balloon dataset and they compare very well. The terrestrial data, on the other hand, is a mess, but people still use it to frighten the bejeepers out people. I prefer Christy's dataset because it's truly global (terrestrial, marine and polar) versus a few thousand terrestrial weather stations, mostly urban now, and not a true global sample. People are panicking over the bad terrestrial data, I think. Funny thing: years ago I read the IPCC AR4 technical report. There is a page where there is a box wherein it says there was a pause in warming for 16 (?) years and there was no consensus on the cause of the "pause". The "summary for policy makers" said the exact opposite. Go figure.
@paulkennedy6604
@paulkennedy6604 Рік тому
Fantastic interview - about time coverage was given to a true scientist
@rosyrussell5209
@rosyrussell5209 Рік тому
This man makes sense. Follow the data. Test your theories. Absolute sense. Just like Happer.
@shaunkelly3562
@shaunkelly3562 Рік тому
Interesting how there is never any mention of the sun's effect on global temperatures and instead focus solely on carbon emissions!
@spankduncan1114
@spankduncan1114 Рік тому
The energy from the sun is always a component in climate models. It's energy has been increasing slowly over billions of years. Carbon emissions have spiked dramatically in the last 100 years due to humans use of fossil fuels. These are facts that don't require debate. How to adapt to this more rapid heating of the planet is what the debate is about.
@shaughnfourie304
@shaughnfourie304 Рік тому
a BIG THANK YOU for your honesty and sanity and REAL SCIENCE
@edpiv2233
@edpiv2233 Рік тому
Wow. This is an area of study for me and it finally popped up on my feed. Great interview. I wish you would have gotten more granular though. Thank you.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
EdP IV, thank you for viewing! We may revisit this interview with a follow-up in the future. Glad it was helpful. Let others know. Did you see the Michael Mann interview? (ukposts.info/have/v-deo/sZSloYBvia2pqac.html)
@TheFRiNgEguitars
@TheFRiNgEguitars Рік тому
In his address to Congress in 1985, Carl Sagan proposed fission and fusion to help mitigate carbon emissions. Also, Sagan encouraged sound policy and solutions that would bot break the economy!
@jasondashney
@jasondashney 8 місяців тому
It’s interesting that every time somebody posts a video where people on opposite sides of a debate can sit down and rationally discuss things it gets rave reviews. The public is dying for true debate. Why can’t the MSM figure that out?
@mrunning10
@mrunning10 7 місяців тому
why not do your own?
@garyviehe9365
@garyviehe9365 Рік тому
"I don't depend on models, I depend on facts." Christy When there is a hurricane 300 to 400 miles off the east coast, I will see, on the news, 25 to 30 different "models" and EVERY ONE is showing a different direction.
@michah7214
@michah7214 Рік тому
There can be some really bad environmental fallout from some of the ' clean' energy. Renewables may not be all that renewable. I think a mixture of energy and reducing through technology the emissions from use of fossil fuel or improving the efficiency of fossil fuel use, I think that's a better approach
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Thanks for watching, Michah7214! As they say, "There is no free lunch." And this is especially true for sources of energy. Finding a way to balance the pros and cons of all the various energy-production types is critical to establishing a wise energy policy and not fall into the "one-size-fits-all" mentality that exists in some circles. Please tell others about us!
@BE74297
@BE74297 Рік тому
The ones pushing UN Agenda 2030 are career criminals. No one here seems to be aware of it? To start see Book Behind The Green Mask, by Rosa Koire. And 1PacificRedwood yt channel for real weather reports.
@michah7214
@michah7214 Рік тому
@@BE74297 I doubt more criminal than big oil. But I do suspect there's power and monetary influence behind all energy agendas.
@michah7214
@michah7214 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence I will!! I agree 🙂
@martinbecklen6486
@martinbecklen6486 Рік тому
While I am very happy with the information provided by John Christy, I'm more impressed with the nuanced questions asked by Professor Macosko. Great video. Should be 'required reading' by EVERYONE concerned with the issues. Kudos!!
@royleon3525
@royleon3525 Рік тому
It is very confusing, one scientist tells us we are getting warmer and another tells us a different story. Who do we believe.? I live in the Netherlands, a relatively cold country and I have a couple of fig trees in my garden, as do several of my neighbours. For a number of years we have enjoyed a good harvest of figs. However these past two years the produce has been numerous but alas they never grew as big as a golf ball, nor did they ripen. It would appear that the past two summers were not warm enough here in Holland to ripen this delicious fruit. Do these trees know something that we don’t?
@jimbathgate4578
@jimbathgate4578 Рік тому
I would recommend you read or view information from Will Happer (Princeton University), Richard Lindzen (MIT), Judith Curry (Georgia Tech), John Christy (UAH), Steve Koonin (Cal Tech), Bjorn Lomborg (Hoover Institute), Michael Shellenberger (Environmental Progress), Patrick Moore (Greenpeace co-founder), Roy Spencer (NASA). Their perspectives will open many eyes to what's really happening with climate, not what you see in 60 second blurbs on CNN. Unfortunately most people don't want to invest the time to actually understand this important subject.
@plstewaf3
@plstewaf3 Рік тому
I know the moderator is trying to be "devil's advocate" as he indicates a few times, but this summary by Dr. Christy explains in part why our world is in the bad shape it is in... especially this part: "first of all i don't have a model these are real data that we're talking" As a Data Analyst, I would prefer to use read data too... Also, there is a lack of compassion for those in Africa - as I lived there too. The Paris accord should not be adjusted - one for developed/developing, it should be scrapped. Wind farms are also not advisable to be added in Washington state. I have 3 friends working on Power Systems as PhD's in Canada and you won't believe how costly it will be to basically run duplicate solar and wind along with backup. You are welcome to read this part of the transcript: 10:33 "um now i mean in a scenario that you 10:36 just described i could kind of imagine 10:38 okay we'll make a new paris accord that 10:41 says 10:41 if you're in a developing country you 10:43 can still burn you know 10:45 fossil fuel if you're in a more modern 10:47 country 10:48 you have to just do solar and wind and 10:51 nuclear and all these other things 10:52 because 10:54 even though one guy's model you know 10:56 john christie's model says it's not a 10:58 big deal we got to be 10:59 careful we know that there's more 11:01 greenhouse gases we know there's more 11:02 co2 11:03 you agree that there's more that might 11:05 be bad that might be really bad and even 11:07 if his models don't show 11:08 we can't just trust that we got to be 11:10 careful here so would that be 11:12 a good strategy would you support that 11:14 kind of a strategy 11:15 well first of all i don't have a model 11:17 these are real data that we're talking 11:19 about that i'm talking about 11:20 real data that disproves that that 11:23 invalidates 11:24 basically what models are showing so to 11:26 separate that 11:27 and another thing is that you know we 11:29 can pass all kinds of regulations at the 11:31 united nations level or this level 11:34 but the impoverished world is going to 11:37 do what it's going to do"
@FergusScotchman
@FergusScotchman Рік тому
Correction - the 0.05 degC is per *decade* not century, which is the rate that has been occurring for a long time.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Thanks for the correction and for commenting!😃
@C_R_O_M________
@C_R_O_M________ Рік тому
Another correction, even though not a trend yet, the past 7 years we see a rate of COOLING of about -0.11C per decade while CO2 increases. That's from NOAA's online tool.
@wadesworld6250
@wadesworld6250 10 місяців тому
Full credit to the host for treading VERY carefully and not allowing anyone to come to the conclusion he might have questions about the consensus and therefore be subject to ostracization, ridicule, and possible termination. It is very dangerous to allow people to think you might listen to other perspectives or even have questions.
@MrJudgementday99
@MrJudgementday99 Рік тому
Why hasn’t this channel got millions of subscribers?
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Great question! We wonder the same thing. Please subscribe and tell others to do the same. Thanks so much!
@MrJudgementday99
@MrJudgementday99 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence I have and I have
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
@@MrJudgementday99 Thank you so much! We really appreciate it!
@skipperx5116
@skipperx5116 Рік тому
The new NOAA study may shoot holes in the climate change debate. If cleaner air causes ocean surfaces to increase in temperature then it reasons that land temperatures will be impacted also. The sum effect will be that atmospheric temperatures will be increased. This is just a question not a statement of fact. But it is an interesting theory.
@markanderson9772
@markanderson9772 2 роки тому
CO2 is a huge benefit to all mankind. To demonize CO2 is ridiculous if you follow the science. If you follow the "money" then you are credulous.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence 2 роки тому
If you like your poison ivy extra-itchy, yes, CO2 is a boon. ;-) Turns out the plant makes more of its toxic oil when C02 levels rise. CO2 doesn't predominate in our atmosphere, but being smart about how much we produce is probably wise. We can be ill-informed with both production and reduction. Finding a workable middle is likely the best policy.
@briancrowther3272
@briancrowther3272 Рік тому
Yo are totally wrong look up Simon Clarks youtube on this
@markanderson9772
@markanderson9772 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence you know nothing. Open a 4th grade science book. preferably one written before 2000.
@markanderson9772
@markanderson9772 Рік тому
@@briancrowther3272 As if this will change what I know to be true about science.
@peggybruening4415
@peggybruening4415 Рік тому
Excellent information, scientifically based, not emotional with just facts…please, sir, we’d like some more.
@randycrew
@randycrew Рік тому
Yes I agree a very measured and thoughtful professor. I thought it was very telling with the comment that Dr. Michael Mann talks “TO” Dr. Christy… talking “WITH” shows one is receptive to new ideas and data… Which Dr. Mann is not. Dr. Christy talks with others. When Dr. Christy talks, I stop and listen!
@dutchflats
@dutchflats Рік тому
Great explanations by Dr. Christy directly refuting the incredibly exaggerated claims by supposed climate scientists. Thank you Dr. Christy!
@airdrummond241
@airdrummond241 Рік тому
Ask a climate advocator what the flaw in their argument and the response is "absolutely nothing". Any scientist that says that should never be trusted to interpret and speak on experiments or models.
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
Lee, it's why we test and verify using neutral parties. In other words, we do science. ;-)
@airdrummond241
@airdrummond241 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence idk who "we" is. It seems like a large portion of the scientific community is actually not interested in having theories on this subject tested and challenged. Also, describing some of the verifying entities as "neutral" is debatable. Do you think that is just on the face of the climate debate or at the core?
@222ableVelo
@222ableVelo Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence Are we just going to pretend like this field of science hasn't been ideologically gate-kept since the 1970's at the very least? I would not trust any field of science that doesn't allow dissent or skepticism within it's ranks. "We test and verify using neutral parties" is extremely suspect sir, given the history of this whole thing.
@Alien2799
@Alien2799 Рік тому
You have very good lighting. What equipment are you using? Thank you.
@dutchflats
@dutchflats Рік тому
Really interesting to compare how the interviewer here takes a skeptical attitude towards Dr. Christy's point of view, versus a similar interview he did with Michael Mann where he softballs/takes him at his word throughout their talk.
@winstonbyronic1248
@winstonbyronic1248 Рік тому
Essential trace gas means no life without it.
@burgesspark685
@burgesspark685 Рік тому
This is why I was worried when I first heard about carbon removal technology (the process of removing CO2 from the air) Until it was shown that the energy required to drive the process produces more CO2 than the equipment can remove from the air. In other words another big scam !
@winstonbyronic1248
@winstonbyronic1248 Рік тому
@@burgesspark685 And the ethanol scam produces more CO2 than it saves. I Gore admitted to it, as he was "winning the Iowa primary". The '16 primary, Trump called for double the % in gasoline to win his Iowa primary. Cruz won anyway. Another money wasting scam. When 90% of all peoples want freebies paid for by others.
@horsegirl555
@horsegirl555 Рік тому
Why is this not common knowledge? This is newsworthy, and should be in the curriculum of every school in the country. Tell Suzuki to fly his kite and stay out of the climate business. Along with that little girl in Sweden.
@jy9291
@jy9291 Рік тому
The best way to approach the climate crisis is to fully prosecute corrupt politicians, academics, and businessmen and punish them severely. This can be done with fair elections and by following the Bill Of Rights in the United States. The next best thing to do is to make energy as cheap as possible by eliminating regulations and taxes. The problem will then dissolve away into it's own nothingness.
@billyg1640
@billyg1640 Рік тому
I don't have a model I have actual climate data that refutes what the climate models are saying...👍💯✌️
@johnbatson8779
@johnbatson8779 Рік тому
why does this interviewer keep referring to Dr Mann as some kind of climate guru???certainly not my opinion
@AcademicInfluence
@AcademicInfluence Рік тому
John, thanks for writing. There has been no time in human history free of factions. And anyone familiar with the history of science knows that science has its factions too. Time has a way of proving ideas. We will have to stay tuned to see which faction prevails in the debate over climate change.
@johnbatson8779
@johnbatson8779 Рік тому
@@AcademicInfluence I agree, but creating hypothesis of extreme climate that have been proven to use fraudulent numerical models and aggressively challenging people in the courts who disagree with those model predictions, is a poor way for scientists to behave
@paramnesias9198
@paramnesias9198 Рік тому
What is missing in all these really good concersations is the mention of CLOUD SEEDING and CHEMTRAILS. Hundreds of planes spraying metal nano particules each day ( I see it here over Lisbon, Portugal everyday). That is really influencing weather patterns. It is urgent to talk about this.
@joeshmoe7967
@joeshmoe7967 Рік тому
No chance every trail you see behind a Jet is a chemtrail. Regular jets 'trails' are moisture condensing, just like clouds. Cloud seeding IS done, but only to prevent devistating hail. There is a lot of rubbish on the internet regarding chemtrails......
@paramnesias9198
@paramnesias9198 Рік тому
@@joeshmoe7967 what I can tell you, and it was confirmed to me by a veteran pilot is that if the trail is longer than about 500 metres it is NOT condensation. If you watch a plane leaving a normal condensation trail, it vanishes really quikcly. No way you could mix these with the chemtrails that dtay suspended for a long time until the wind spreads them and then you cannot see the sun any longer.
@oakbellUK
@oakbellUK Рік тому
Whether or not the plane leaves a trail is only to do with the humidity at that altitude on that day. The trail is water vapour from fuel combustion. If the humidity is low, they evaporate after a few minutes. If high, they remain. Not metal.
@mattsteinbeigle5386
@mattsteinbeigle5386 Рік тому
The hockey stick we are experiencing today could simply be the leading edge of a spike in temperature as has happened throughout history. After peaking at some point we are then likely to start dropping in temperature as we follow the trailing edge of the spike, and the temperatures drops.
@C_R_O_M________
@C_R_O_M________ Рік тому
The hockey stick is a product of fraudulent manipulation of proxy data. Ask Dr. Idso (who gathered the proxies) and Dr. Ross McKitrick (as well as McIntyre) about what they think about Mann. The latter two are still in the courts against him.
@joedon1706
@joedon1706 Рік тому
All we have to do is look at the ocean levels in Miami, which is about 11 feet above sea level. The ocean has not gone up 1/16th of an inch.
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